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List of Members 



Society of the Cincinnati 



In the State of New Jersey 



July 4, 1903 



Organized June ii, 1783. 

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president, 
Frank Landon Humphreys. 

vice-president, 
Franklin Davenport Howell. 

secretary. 
Wessel Ten Brokck Stout Imlay. 

treasurer, 
James Wall Schureman Campbell. 

assistant secretary, 
William McKnight Reckless. 

assistant treasurer, 
Hughes Dayton. 

chaplain, 
Richard Lewis Howell. 

STANDING committee. 

1902. — Franklin Davenport Howell, Chairman, 
1884.— William Wilmot Ballard, 1894. — William Pancoast Barber, 

1895.— Paul Augustine Heiulry, 1895.— Frederick Wolcott Jackson. 

1901.— Henry Dusenbery Maxwell, 1901.- Henry Applegate Wilson. 
1902— Timothy Matlack Cheesman, 

committee of arrangements. 

Henry Applegate Wilson, Chairvian, 

Henry Dusenbery Maxwell, Hughes Dayton. 



delegates to the general society, 
1898— Franklin Davenport HovvelJ. 1898— Wessel Ten Broeck Stout Imlay, 
rip({l.-AFrank.l2ando« HHHjj>hje5is, 1901. — James Wall Schureman Campbell, 

iitiothy Matlack Cheesman. 



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^, ...^ alternates. 

lwJOkj-^l/aiVfi?iH'ojnbT^)wer*fyot)druff, 1901.— Paul Augustine Hendry, 

*r3a3.*-=-liug1i&s'D'a5-tbfi, : •.•' 1902.— Henry Dusenbery Maxwell, 

1903.- William Pennington. 

member of the standing executive committee of the general society, 
1901. — Frank Landon Humphreys. 



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Hereditary Members. 



Admitted. 

1876. Mr. Ogden Armstrong, . . 1320 Locust Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 

Great-grandson of James Francis Armstrong. 
Chaplain Second Maryland Brigade, Continental Army. 

1881. Commander Conway Hillyer Arnold, U. S. N., . Navy Department, 

Great-grandson of John Conway. [Washington, D. C. 

Lieutenant Colonel First Regiment, New Jersey Continental Infantry. 

1889. Mr. Charles Adolphe Baldwin, A M., Union Club, New York City. 

Great-grandson of Daniel Baldwin. 

Captain First Battalion, Second Establishment, New Jersey Continental Infantry. 

1876. Mr. William Wilmot Ballard. . . 152 Baldwin Street, Elmira. N. Y. 

Nephew of Jeremiah Ballard. 

Captain Second Regiment, New Jersey Continental Infantry. 

1887. Mr. William Pancoast Barber, . 1045 East Jersey Street, Elizabeth, N. J. 

Great-grandson of Francis Barber. 

Lieutenant Colonel CommandaLt Third Regiment, New Jersey Continental Infantry. 

1883. Mr. Charles Clinton Beatty, ..... Redlands, Gal. 

Great-grand-nephew of Erkuries Beatty. 

Lieutenant Third Regiment, Pennsylvania Continental Infantry. 

1896. Mr. Waldron Phoenix Belknap, 146 Broadway, New York City. 

Great-great-grand-nephew of DaTid Lennox. 

Captain Third Pennsylvania Battalion, Continental Infantry. 

1889. Mr. James Sequin de Benneville, A. B., 1510 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 

Great-grand-nephew of Daniel de Benneville. 

Surgeon of Thirteenth Regiment, Virginia Continental Infantry. 

1875. Mr. William Russell Bloomfield, (last known address) 1008 Sheffield Ave., 

Grand-nephew of Joseph Bloomfield. [Chicago 111. 

Major Third Battalion, Second Establiahment, New Jersey Continental Infantry. 

1891. Mr. Lewis Dunham Hoggs, . . 23 Warren Street, New York City. 

Great-grandson of Lewis Ford Dunham. 

Surgeon Third Regiment, New Jersey Continental Infantry. 

1891. Mr. Thomas Jefferson Bonnell, .... Port Jervis, N. Y. 

Grandson of James Bonnell. 

Captain Colonel Spencer's Regiment, Continental Army. ("Fifth Battalion, New Jersey 
Infantry.") 

1902. Mr. William Bradford Stockton Boudinot, . . Paterson, N. J. 

Grand-nephew of Elias Boudinot. 

Colonel acd Commissary General of Prisoners. 

1900. Mr. Jacob Staats Burnet. ..... Cincinnati, Ohio. 

Great-grandson of William Burnet. 

Surgeon General, Eastern Department, Continental Army. 

1885. *Hon. John Lambert Cadwalader. A.M., LL.D., 40 Wall St., New York City. 
Grandson of Lambert Cadwalader. 
Colonel Fourth Regiment, Pennsylvania Continental Infantry. 

1885. Mr. James Wall Schureman Campbell, . . . Freehold, N. J. 

Great-grand-nephew of George Walker Campbell. 
Hospital Surgeon, Continental Army. 

1885. Mr. Charles Henry Campfield, . 117 North Third St., St. Louis, Mo. 

Great-grandson of Jabez Campfield. 
Sanior Surgeon, Hospital Department, Continental Army. 

♦Honorary Member, 1876. 



1895, Mr. Frederick Alexander Canfield, C. E., . . . Dover, N. J. 

Great-great-grandson of Peter Dickerson. 

Captain Third Battalion, Second Establiehment, New Jersey Continental Infantry. 

1891. Mr. Alexander Johnston Cassatt, Broad St. Station. Pa. R. R., Phila., Pa. 

Great-grandson of James Johnston . 

Ensign and Regimental Paymaster, Fifth Eegiment, Pennejlvania Coniinentsl Infantry. 

1889. Mr. Timothy Matlack Cheesman, A.M., M.D., . . Garrison, N. Y. 

Great-grand-nephew of Jacob Cheesman. 

Captain Second Company, First Regiment, New York Continental Infantry. 

1895. Mr. Alexander McWhorter Gumming, . . 80 White St, , New York. 

Great-grandson of John Noble dimming. 

Lieutenant Colonel Commandant, Third Regiment, New Jersey Continental Infantry. 

1898. Mr. Ulric Dahlgren, A.B., M.S., .... Princeton, N. J. 

Greht-great-great-grand-nephew of William Messenger Barnett. 
Surgeon General Hospital, Continental Army. 

1894. Mr. Hughes Dayton, Ph.B., M.D.. . 126 West 48th St., New York City. 

Great-great-grandson of Elias Dayton. 

Brigadier General, (in Command Jersey Brigade) Continental Army. 

1868. Mr. William Ghetwood De Hart. R. C. S., 1081 East Jersey St., Elizabeth, N. J. 

Grandson of Cyrus De Hart. 

Captain Second Regiment, New Jersey Contirental Infantry. 

1900. Mr. Samuel Shepard Dennis, .... Morristown, N. J. 

Great-grand-nephew of Ezekiel Dennis. 

Ensign Third Battalion, Second Establishment, New Jersey Continental Infantry. 

1888. Major William Miller Este, A.M., U. S. Volunteers. . (last known address) 
Grandson of Moses Este. 60 Broadway, N. Y. 

Captain in Colonel John Taylor's Regiment, New Jersey State Troops. 

1884. Mr. Nathan Ford .... A. B. Ghase Go.. Norwalk, Ohio. 

Great-grandson of Mahlon Ford. 

Brevet Captain, Third Battalion, Second Establishment, New Jersey Continental Infantry 

1898. Mr. Persifor Frazer, A. M. , Dr. es. Sci. Nat. Un de France, 928 Spruce St. , Phila. Pa. 

Great-grandson of John HoUinshead. 

Major Second Regiment, New Jersey Continental Infantry. 

1899. Mr. Weston Spies Gales, . . . Yale Glub, New York City. 

Great-great-great-grandson of Oliver Spencer. 

Colonel of additional Battalion, Continental Army.C'Fif th Battalion, New Jersey Infantry.") 

1884. Brevet Brigadier-General Edward Burd Grubb, U. S. "Volunteers, Edgewater, 

Great-grandson of Peter Grubb. [Park, N.J. 

Captain Tenth Regiment, Pennsylvania Continental Infantry. 

1896. Mr. Luther Murphy Halsey, M.D., . Williamstown, N. J. 

Great-grandson of Luther Halsey. 

Brevet Captain, Second Battalion, Second Establishment, New Jersey Continental Infantry. 

1903. Silas Condit Hay. .... 180 West 74th St., New York 

Grand-son Samuel Hay. 
Lieutenant Colonel Tenth Regiment, Pennsylvania Continental Infantry. 

1881. Mr. Franklin Anderson Heard, .... Hagerstown, Md. 

Grandson of John Heard. 
Captain Fourth Regiment Continental Dragoons. 

1883. Mr. Paul Augustine Hendry, . 1713 Montgomery Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. 

Great-grandson of Samuel Hendry. 
Captain Second Regiment, New Jersey Continental Infantry. 

1885. Mr. Charles Brearley Hopkins, (last known address) Atlantic City, N. J. 

Great-grandson of David Brearley. 

Lieutenant Colonel Fourth Battalion, Second Establishment, New Jersey Continental 
Infantry. 



1890. Mr. Alfred Bell Howell, .... Chattanooga. Tenn . 

Grandson of John Howell. 
Captain First Regiment, New Jersey Continental Infantry. 

1888. First Lieutenant Franklin Davenport Howell, late U. S. A., Broad St. Station 
Grand-nephew of Lewis Howell. [-pa_ r_ r Philadelphia, Pa.' 

burgeon Second Battalion, Second Establishment, New Jersey Continental Infantry. 

1894. Rev. Richard Lewis Howell, . . . .826 Connecticut Ave., 

Great-grandson of Richard Howell. fWashineton D C 

Major Second Regiment, New Jersey Continental Infantry. 

1897. *Rev. Frank Landon Humphreys, S. T. D., Chaplain to the General Society, 

Great-great-grand-nephew of David Humphreys. i Morristown N J 

Lieutenant Colonel and Aide-de-Camp to General Washington. 

1887. Mr. Richard Stockton Hunter, A.M., 308 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 

Grandson of Andrew Hunter. 

Chaplain Third Regiment, New Jersey Continental lafantry. 

1881. Mr. Alexander Chambers Hyer, , 794 Broad St., Newark, N. J. 

Grand-nephew of Jacob Hyer. 

Ensign Second Regiment, New Jersey Continental Infantry. 

1886. Mr. David Beatty Idell, . . 819 Washington Street, Hoboken, N. J. 

Great-great-grandson of John Beatty. 
Colonel and Commissary General of Prisoners. 

1885. Mr. Wessel Ten Broeck Stout Imlay, . . . Ridgewood, N. J- 

Great-grandson of Wessel Ten Broeck Stout. 

Brevet Captain Third Regiment, New Jersey Continental Infantry. 

1888. j'Slc. Frederick Wolcott Jackson, A.M., Treasurer-General of the General Society, 

Great-grandson of Joshua Huntington. TNevvark N J 

Lieutenant Colonel Twentieth Regiment, Connecticut Militia. 

1901. Mr. William Burnet Kinney, ..... Newark, N. J. 

Great-grandson of Abraham Kinney. 

Lieutenant Second Regiment Continental Dragoons. 

1899. Mr. Willis Green Kinney, . 1135 East Breckenridge Street, Louisville, Ky, 

Great-grandson of John Kinney. 

Brevet Captain Third Battalion, Second Establishment, New Jersey Continental Infantry 

1885. Mr. George Tibbits Lane. ..... Troy, N. Y. 

Grandson of Derick Lane. 

Captain Second Battalion, Second Establishment, New Jersey Continental Infantry. 

1895. Mr. William Edward Lloyd, .... Freehold, N. J.. 

Grand-nephew of Richard Lloyd. 

Brevet Major in Colonel Hazen's Regiment, Continental Army. 

1894. Mr. Henry Dusenbery Maxwell, A.M., .... Easton, Pa. 

Great-grand-nephew of William Maxwell. 

Brigadier General Continental Army (in Command of Jersey Brigade.) 

1902. Mr. Francis Harris McGee, ..... Trenton, N. J. 

Great-great-grandson of Joseph Clark. 
Deputy-Muster Master of Continental Army. 

1886. Mr. James Mortimer Montgomery, , 102 Front Street, New York City. 

Great-great-grandson of William Malcolm. 

Colonel First Regiment, New York Levies Continental Army. 

1884. Mr. Enoch Anson More, Jr., ..... Denver, CoJ. 

Great-grandson of Ebenezer Elmer. 

Surgeon Second Battalion, Second Establishment, New Jersey Continental Infantry. 

1901. Mr. Charles Eldredge Morgan, . Drexel Building, Philadelphia, Pa. 

Great-grand-nephew of Joseph Buck. 

Brevet Captain Second Regiment, New Jersey Continental Infantry. 

♦Honorary Member, 1894. 
tHonorary Member, 1885. 



1900. Mr. Austin Flint Morris, A.M., M.D.. . . . Belvidere, N. J. 

Great-great-great-grandeon of Joseph Morns. 

M»jor First Battalion, First Establishment, New Jersey Continental Infantry. 

1894. Mr. Henry Ford Ogden, . . .508 Garden Street, Hoboken, N. J. 

Great-grandson of Aaron Ogden. 

Brigade-Major and Inspector to General Maxwell's Brigade, New Jersey Continental Line. 

1903. Mr. Ziba Porter Osmun, ..... New Market, N. J. 

Great-grand-nephew of Bensjah Osmnn. 
Brevet Captain Second Regiment, New Jersey Continental Infantry. 

1880. Mr. Almarin Brooks Paul, . . 1033 Broadway, San Francisco, Cal. 

Grandson of Almariu Brooks. 
Ensign Second Regiment, New Jersey Continental Infantry. 

1887. Mr. William Pennington, . . .800 Broad Street, Newark, N. J. 

Great-grandson of William Sanford Pennington. 
Brevet Captain Second Regiment, Continental Artillery. 

1879. Mr. Horace Phillips, A.M., . 223 Terry Avenue, Seattle, Washington. 

Great-grandson of Jonathan Phillips. 
Captain Second Regiment, New Jersey Contineutal Infantry. 

1876. Brevet Major John Henry Piatt, A.B., LL.B., late U. S. A., 479 Third Avenue, 
Great-grandson of Jacob Piatt. [New York City. 

Captain First Regiment, New Jersey Continental Infantry. 

1894. Mr. John James Piatt, ..... North Bend, Ohio. 

Great-grandson of William Piatt. 
Captain First Regiment, New Jersey Continental Infantry. 

1893. Mr. Isaac Hull Piatt, M.D., .... Bryn Mawr. Pa. 

Great-grandson of Joseph Hull. 

Lieuterant in Captain Jabez Fitch's Independent Company, Connecticut State Troops. 

1899. Mr. John Hart Polhemus, . . 208 California St., San Francisco, Cal. 

Great-great-grandson of John Polhemus. 

Major First Battalion, Second Establishment, New Jersey Continental Infantry. 

1899. Mr. Washington Bleddyn Powell, . . City Hall, Philadelphia, Pa. 

Great-grandson of Cornelius Hennion. 

Captain Third Battalion, Second Establishment, New Jersey Continental Infantry. 

1889. Mr. William McKnight Reckless, . . 80 South Street, New York. 

Great-grandson of Anthony Reckless. 
Lieatenant Sappers and Miners Continental Army. 

1886. Mr. James Grant Reed, ...... Allentown, Pa. 

Great-grandson of John Keed. 

Ensign Colonel Spencer's Regiment, Continental Army. 

1889. Mr. John Jackson Riker. . . . 46 Cedar Street, New York City. 

Great-grand-nephew of John Berrian Riker. 
Surgeon Fourth Battalion, Second Establishnent, New Jersey Continental Infantry. 

1883. Mr. Arthur Ryerson, A.M., LL.B., . . 59 Bellevue Place, Chicago, 111. 

Grandson of Thomas Ryerson. 

Lieutenant Second Battalion, First Establishment, New Jersey Continental Infantry. 

1901. Mr. John Reed Scott. A.M., . . . 615 Clyde St., Pittsburg, Pa. 

Great-great-great graudson of Moses McClean. 

Captain Seventh Regiment, Pennsylvairia Continental Infantry. 

1894. Mr. William Earle Dodge Scott, .... Princeton, N. J. 

Great-grandson of Mosee Scott. 

Surgeon General Hospital, Continental Army. 

1888. Mr. Walter Yeatman Sedam. . . P. O. Box 153, Rockport, Texas. 

Grandson of Cornelius Riker Sedam. 

Ensign First Regiment, New Jersey Continental Infantry. 

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1887. Hon. Horatio Seymour, A.M., " The Olbeston," 371 Genesee St., Utica, N. Y. 
Great-grandson of Jonathan Forman. 
Lieutenant Colonel Second Regiment, New Jersey Continental Infantry. 

1886. Mr. James Davis Slmte, ...... Lonoke Ark. 

Grandson of William Shute. 

Brevet Captain Second Regiment, New Jersey Continental Infantry. 

1902. Mr. Daniel Kerfoot Shute, A. M., M. D., 1101 13th Street, Washington, D. C. 

Great-grand-nephew of Samuel Moore Shute. 

Brevet Captain Second Regiment, New Jersey Continental Infantry. 

1896. Mr. Charles Abercrombie Sims, . Harrison Building, Philadelphia, Pa. 

Great-great -grandfon of John Roes. 

Major Second Regiment, New Jersey Continental Infantry. 

1899. Mr. Holmes Breese Stevens. . 428 Powers Block, Rochester, N. Y. 

Great-great-grandson of John Burrowes. 
Major Spencer's Regiment, Continental Army. 

1890. Colonel Charles Seaforth Stewart, U. S. A., . . Cooperstovvn, N. Y. 

Great-grandson of Charles Stewart. 
Colonel and Commissary General of Issues, Continental Army. 

1896. Mr Richard Wayne Stites, C. E., .... Orange, N. J. 

Great-great-grandson of Richard Stites. 

Captain in Col. Stephen Hunt's Battalion, Gen. Heard's Brigade, New Jersey State Troops. 

1897. Mr. George Fitz Randolph Stocker, 424 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 

Great-grandson of Anne Louis de Tousard. 

Brevet Lieutenant Colonel, Army of the United States, Aide-de-Camp to General Lafayette. 

1889. Mr. Robert Newbury Stockton, 1709 Bainbridge Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 

Grandson of Ebenezer Stockton. 

Surgeon's Mate, General Hospital, Continental Army. 

1903. Mr. Samuel Van Dyke Stout, .... Williamsburg, Ky. 

Great-grandson of Abraham Stout. 

Brevet Captain Second Battalion, Second Establishment, New Jersey Continental Infantry. 

1903. Mr. Harry Reeves Stockton, ..... Plainfield, N. J. 

Great-great-grandson of Robert Hamilton. 

Ensign Third Regiment, Pennsylvania Continental InfaLtry. 

1894. Mr. Williamson Thomas, • ■ . . . Elizabeth N. J. 

Great-grand-nephew of Edmund Disney Thomas. 

Brevet Captain Second Regiment, New Jersey Continental Infantry. 

1901. Mr. Joseph Farrand Tuttle, Jr., ..... Denver Col. 

Great-grand-nephew of William Tuttle. 

Ensign Third Regiment. New Jersey Continental Infantry. 

1874. Colonel and Inspector General Peter Dumont Vroom, U.S.A., War Department, 
Great-grandson of Jonathan Rhea. [Washington, D. C. 

Brevet Captain Second Regiment, New Jersey Continental Infantry. 

1887. Mr. William Henry Whitlock, .... Risino- Sun, Ind. 

Grandson of Ephnam Lockhart Whitlock. 
Brevet Captain First Regiment, New Jersey Continental Infantry. 

1900. Mr. William Holland Wilmer, A.M., M.D., . . Washington, D. C. 

Great-grandson of Richard Cox. 

Major Second Regiment, New Jersey Continental Infantry. 

1897. Mr. Henry Applegate Wilson, . 574 Madison Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Great-great-grand-nephew of Jonathan Holmes. 

Captain Second Regiment, New Jersey Continental Infantry. 

1894. Mr. Charles Hornblower Woodruff, A.M., LL.B., 170 Broadway, New York City. 

Great-grand-nephew of Ichabod Burnet. 

Major and Aide-de-Camp to Major General Nathaniel Greene. 



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Honorary Members. 



Electsd. 
1898. 

1894. 

1902. 

1902. 
1890. 

1879. 
1895. 

1887. 

1894. 

1888. 
1894. 



Hon. CharleR Grant Garrison, M. D., 

AEBOciate Judge of the Supreme Court of New Jersey. 

Hon. Samuel HowpII Grey, 

Former Attorney-General of New Jersey. 

Hon. John William Griggs, .... 
Former Governor State of New Jersey. 
Former Attorney-General United States. 

Hon. Franklin Murphy, .... 

Governor of the State of New Jersey. 

Brevet Lieutenant Colonel John Page Nicholson, A. M., 

Late U. s. Volunteers 139 South Seventh Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 

Recorder in Chief Military Order Loyal Legion U. S. 

Brevet Brig. Gen. Samuel Duncan Oliphant, A. M., LL.B., 
Late U. S. Volunteers. 



Merchantsville, N. J. 
Camden, N, J. 
Paterson, N. J. 

Newark, N. J. 



Hon. William Potter. 

Former U. S. Envoy Extraordinary to Italy. 

President of Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, Pa. 

Lieut. General John McAllister Schofield, LL.D., 
U. S. Aimy, retired. 

Mr. Edward Rutledge Shubrick, 

Hon. Garret Dorset Wall Vroom, A. M., 

Mr. Edward Meeker Wood, 



Trenton, N. J. 
Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, Pa. 



Washington, D. C. 

Camden, N. J. 

Trenton, N. J. 

81 Broad St., Elizabeth, N. J. 



Necrology. 



AARON OGDEN DAYTON. 

Born at Washington, D. C, March 1, 1851. 

Died at Camden, N. J., October 14, 1902. 

Grand-nephew of JONATHAN DAYTON, Captain Second New Jersey Regiment. 

WILLIAM CASE OSMUN. 

Born near Asbnry, Hunterdon Co., N. J., June 25, 1822. 

Died at PlainHeld, N. J., December 11, 1902. 

Grand-nephew of BENAJAH OSMUN, Brevet Captain Second Regiment, New Jersey Continental Line. 



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